Father appeals over missing student
A fresh appeal is made for information on missing teenager David O'Halloran, who has not been seen since a night out in Stirling.
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Test all supplies call on horsemeat
A call is made for local councils in Wales to be ordered to test all meat supplies entering the public sector food chain as the horsemeat scandal grows.
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Lab rats 'acquire sixth sense'
US researchers have effectively given laboratory rats a "sixth sense" using an implant in their brains.
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Kidman 'refused to say n-word'
Actress Nicole Kidman refused to use an offensive racial epithet in a film when requested to do so by its director, her British co-star reveals.
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Google sues BT in patent battle
Google sues BT in the US and UK as a counter-attack to the British firm's existing lawsuits against the search giant.
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Vicky Pryce jury considering verdict
The jury in the trial of Vicky Pryce, accused of taking the speeding points of her ex-husband Chris Huhne, retires to consider its verdict.
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EU tables financial transaction tax
The European Commission tables its financial transaction tax proposal, but there are fears it will catch non-participating countries in its net.
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How the NHS locks away its secrets
How the NHS locks away its secrets
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Record spending by overseas visitors
A record amount was spent in the UK by overseas visitors last year, according to the the Office for National Statistics.
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VIDEO: House of Commons
The government reveals results of tests for the presence of bute in the food chain.
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Day in pictures: 14 February 2013
News photos over 24 hours: 14 February
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The heavy metal-loving church
Many think of church as incense, organ music and dog collars. But there are a wave of new churches that look rather different.
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Germany finds horsemeat in lasagne
Germany is the latest country to report horsemeat DNA in processed beef, as authorities across the EU are told to conduct tests.
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'White phosphorus' at Burma protest
Burmese police fired military-issue white phosphorus grenades to disperse protesters at a controversial copper mine, a new report alleges.
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UK troops prepare for Helmand tour
UK troops set for Helmand as mission draws down
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Tribute to 'bubbly' crash victim
The family of a woman who died in a road crash in Fife pay tribute to the "bubbly" auxiliary nurse.
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Ministers criticised over horsemeat
The government's response to the horsemeat scandal has been criticised as "flat-footed" by a group of MPs, who call for greater testing of products.
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Home repossessions lowest since 2007
The number of homes repossessed in the UK fell to its lowest annual level since 2007, lenders say, with 33,900 homes seized last year.
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VIDEO: Villagers install own fast web cables
A rural community in Lancashire has decided to fit their own cables for a better broadband connection.
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Die Hard sequel leaves critics cold
A Good Day to Die Hard, the latest instalment in Bruce Willis's action franchise, receives a largely frosty response from critics as it reaches cinemas in the UK and US.
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